Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Analysts suggest that the company may be downplaying its hardware to avoid additional US restrictions.
IBM announced an error correction breakthrough that will lead to a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029.
The two-time No. 1 system maintains its title ahead of Frontier and Aurora in the latest TOP500 list of the world’s most powerful supercomputers.
The purchase will help Qualcomm pair its processors with high-speed connectivity and compute technologies to support ever more sophisticated AI applications.
The reprogrammable processor has found its niches, and that includes a place in AI.
The state of cloud security has reached a critical tipping point, as attackers increasingly turn attention to cloud environments that enterprises aren’t doing enough to secure.
The reduction in prices could help AWS compete with rivals as demand for GPUs and cost of securing them continues to grow.
The earnings reflect a continued upward trend since Broadcom purchased the cloud computing and virtualization company, but increased prices may drive some customers elsewhere.
Known as a networking hardware vendor for consumers, Netgear is increasingly focused on delivering enterprise-grade security solutions for SMEs.
The latest four-hour outage locked out global users and disrupted critical IBM Cloud functions.
Brium addresses a key gap in enterprise AI deployment — reliance on CUDA-optimized toolchains.
Gartner details the key capabilities that SSE offerings should include to protect access to data, applications, and the internet.
LiquidStack’s new Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) cooling system can handle an entire AI data center.
The Tomahawk 6 doubles the bandwidth of its predecessor from 51.2 Terabits per second to a staggering 102.4 Tbps.
The CN5000 platform from Cornelis Networks is engineered to tackle compute underutilization and alleviate bottlenecks in AI and HPC workloads.
Data center power requirements will change designs, industry workforce engineering requirements, according to Dell’Oro Group
Security experts call vulnerability a 'textbook case' of dangerous coding practices; Cisco issues urgent patch.
Login failures, IAM issues, and control plane disruptions rendered IBM Cloud services inaccessible for hours across regions.
F5 is adding Fletch's threat intelligence and analytical data agents to its Application Delivery and Security Platform.
HPE expands its flagship and entry-level Nonstop Compute fault-tolerant servers.
Issue mainly affects PCs in virtual environments, prevents startup after May 2025 patches are applied.
Enterprises must adapt strategies as power and permitting bottlenecks hinder data center expansion.
Cisco launches renamed DNS Defense software with new AI-based DNS tunneling enhancements and DGA detection capabilities.
Cost predictability is a key concern as enterprises move workloads from public to private cloud environments and plan for mixed cloud environments, Broadcom survey finds.
Errors are the top obstacle preventing the industry from having usable quantum computers
Additions include the CX 10040 distributed services switch along with new campus switches and Wi-Fi 7 access points.
The partnership will also see Alibaba adopt SAP offerings to run its own business.
With its coolant distribution units designed for direct-to-chip liquid cooling (DCLC) applications, the startup has its eye on India’s growing need for cooling AI and HPC workloads.
The merger signals China’s push for tech self-reliance, forcing global leaders to rethink chip supply chains and standards.
Momentum builds for integrated networking and security platforms as enterprises look to combat infrastructure complexity, break down IT siloes, and extend automation efforts.
Vendors are converging networking and security products in a unified architecture with a goal of streamlining policy enforcement, increasing visibility, and boosting IT productivity.
Move signals OpenAI’s break from Microsoft exclusivity as enterprise AI infrastructure costs surge to unprecedented levels.
If Nvidia extends the strategy beyond China, AMD and Intel could come under pricing pressure, particularly in cost-sensitive segments of the AI market.
New data shows that a surge in AI and hybrid cloud architectures is creating dangerous gaps, and security teams can’t keep up.
Open MPIC provides certificate authorities with an open-source framework for implementing multi-perspective validation, protecting against BGP hijacking attacks that threaten the web's trust infrastructure.
The European cloud service providers’ association has given Broadcom a ‘RED’ rating as pricing shock threatens to wipe out company profits.
Analyst views launch as confirmation that the chip maker is ‘looking to regroup and pick fights it thinks it can win.’
The cloud provider announced that its private 5G offering is no longer supported or available, even as analysts say the technology seems poised for growth.
Red Hat doubled down on its AI bets with new announcements for generative AI, agentic AI, and AI standards.
Dell adds hardware powered by AMD, Nvidia, and Intel processors.
The cloud provider is getting stricter with Reserved Instances and Savings Plans, restricting use to a single end customer.
DriveNets enhances its Network Cloud-AI platform with multi-tenancy and multi-site features for GPU clusters spanning up to 80km apart, solving power constraints with cell-based fabric architecture.
Nutanix NEXT was all about partnerships, new products, and positioning as a VMware alternative.
IP Fabric 7.2 introduces firewall filtering simulation, transparent firewall discovery, and enhanced compliance tools to help enterprises gain greater visibility into their network security infrastructure.
CEO Lip-Bu Tan could shed the $5.8 billion NEX division as the chipmaker refocuses on its traditional strongholds.
As the demand for AI and VFX workstations grows, AMD is challenging Intel's dominance in the segment with Threadripper Pro 9000, which offers 96 cores.
Extreme Platform ONE gains an AI service agent and a new dashboard to simplify network and security operations.
AMD continues to grow; Nvidia takes step up as well, according to Mercury Research
The big edge computing news from Red Hat Summit is the first continuously certified Linux OS for vehicles.
Quantum Machines’ open-source tool aims to standardize and accelerate calibration — a core bottleneck as quantum systems scale.
